Technical Product Manager – Enterprise Products

NVIDIA · via Happy Techies

💰 $208,000 - $327,750/yr 🌎 Remote 📍 Remote, California ⏰ Full Time ⌛ Posted 3 days ago

Own product strategy and roadmaps
Balance NVIDIA priorities, developer feedback, market and community trends, adoption data, and engineering constraints
Design and implement data center and hybrid-cloud networks
Define routing, segmentation, secure access, DNS, VPNs, and load balancing
Validate capacity, performance, tenant isolation, and failover
Write API integrations, network automation, and reference implementations in Python, Go, or a comparable language
Build and test proofs of concept with partners and internal teams
Develop self-service provisioning and lifecycle workflows with infrastructure as code, GitOps, CI/CD, configuration drift detection, and rollback
Deploy and troubleshoot Linux and Kubernetes services
Trace connectivity across physical networks, virtual infrastructure, containers, and application endpoints
Use metrics, logs, and actionable alerts to diagnose incidents and improve reliability
Measure adoption, provisioning time, availability, and network performance
Partner with security teams on identity, least privilege, tenant access, and data governance
Define acceptance criteria and document architectures and integration patterns
Transition validated services to sustainment engineering with runbooks and tested recovery procedures
Communicate product vision, launches, and technical tradeoffs to partners, developers, and leadership

12+ years building and shipping enterprise software, hardware, or platform infrastructure, with ownership of requirements and delivery outcomes
Experience designing and operating networks with TCP/IP, BGP, routing, switching, high availability, firewalls, VPNs, DNS, DHCP, and NAT
Experience writing, testing, and maintaining code, developing and managing APIs, and automating infrastructure
Familiarity with SDKs, frameworks, and integration tooling
Practical DevOps experience with Linux, Kubernetes, Git, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, and observability
Ability to combine IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and on-premises components into supportable solutions
Understanding of production security and identity
Ability to explain architectural tradeoffs clearly
A degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experience